"Creating instability is among the arrogant powers' insidious policies," the semiofficial Fars News Agency quoted him as saying during a speech in Shirvan, in eastern Iran.
I want both of these films to be given the recognition that would help others come into contact with Corsetti's nightmares and Charles Ferguson's and Alex Gibney's exposure of hyper-arrogance, insidious policies, incompetence and lack of accountability at the highest levels of our government.
It's also about more insidious policies and practices that add up to help create negative outcomes for many black and brown students.
Mitchell likewise offers meticulous documentary evidence in Roger Casement, but within a comparatively fluid and clear narrative history that depends problematically upon his assertion that the British government, from the Cabinet to the National Archive, has pursued an insidious, sweeping policy of individual defamation over the past century.
Britain's inability to provide decent housing for its growing population has been the greatest, and most insidious, public-policy failure of the last generation.
The board is even more insidious because it deflects policy makers' attention from innovative reform efforts with real cost-saving potential.
There have been hundreds of references, for example, to Richard Perle's insidious power over administration policy, but I've been told by senior administration officials that he has had no significant meetings with Bush or Cheney since they assumed office.
President Obama is also very adept at promulgating deceptive language masquerading as policy, actually just insidious political gimmickry.
While security demands vigilance to thwart the enemy from without, we should not ignore the more insidious dangers posed by contemptible policies foisted on us from within.
By investing adequately in tobacco control, implementing laws that reduce our kids' exposure to not only secondhand smoke, but also the tobacco industry's insidious marketing, and by enacting policies that ensure tobacco products are priced uniformly high; we will save more lives and see less tobacco-caused disease in the future.
